How to wash cloth with blood on it?

Answer 1

Use hydrogen peroxide on it first. It will sizzle off of it. Then spray with shout and wash in cold water.

Answer 2

Ouch - if you get blood on your clothing, don't worry. With patience and diligence, you can remove any trace.
Initial Treatment
Instructions
STEP 1: Blot the stain immediately with paper towels. If it is a dry clean only garment make sure you do not pretreat the stain and get it as fast as you can to the cleaners. Pretreatment of the stain can cause irreversable damage and the dry cleaner may not be able to remove the stain. STEP 2: Combine 1 teaspoon laundry soap or pretreatment (or dish soap, like Dawn) and 1 cup hydrogen peroxide in a small bowl. Soak a clean sponge in the mixture, squeeze it halfway dry, then gently blot the stain. STEP 3: Review the washing instructions on the label of the fabric. Heed any special care instructions. STEP 4: Wash in cool water and air dry if the fabric is machine-washable. Using a laundry additive such as Oxy Clean may help.
STEP 5: Wash gently in the sink with a mild detergent like Woolite if the fabric is hand-wash only. STEP 6: Air dry. Do not use your dryer. The heat can make the stain set in if it does not come out the first time you try to clean it. If you air dry it and it does not come out you still have the option to take it to your cleaners because the stain has not set in. Tips & Warnings
Try not to subject the stain to heat until it is completely lifted.
Persistent stains: Washable fabrics
Instructions
STEP 1: Sponge the stain lightly with a solution of equal parts ammonia and water. STEP 2: Apply a laundry pre-treatment, such as stain remover or detergent. STEP 3: Launder as usual. STEP 4: Air dry. Tips & Warnings
Do not use ammonia on silk, wool or linen. Never mix ammonia and bleach!
Persistent Stains: Dry-cleanable fabrics
Instructions
STEP 1: Sponge stain lightly with a solution of equal parts water and ammonia. STEP 2: Rinse fabric in cool water. STEP 3: Brush spot with a dry towel from the center of the stain out, using light strokes, blending wet into dry. Force moist area to dry from outside in, using a hairdryer or dry towel. Tips & Warnings
Do not attempt this process if your clothes are linen, silk, or wool. Wetting these fabrics with any liquid especially with water can leave water spots that are almost impossible to remove. With any dry clean garment one can never be sure how a fabric was pretreated or colorfast. If you try to clean these garments yourself you may end up with shrinkage, color bleeding or odd spots on the fabric. Always consult your dry cleaner if you have a question.

Answer 3

1. Spray with a stain remover like Shout
2. Let sit for 24 hrs. to 1 week
3. Launder as usual
4. Line dry or dry flat
(if the stain remains the heat from the dryer will set it in the fabric)
5. Repeat as needed

Answer 4

i read one time that to wash blood from cloth u have to use ice or cold water even with out any washing soap and i tried one time and it worked

Answer 5

I would wash it by itself in cold water, with a detergent that had a bleach alternative, and also pour club soda directly on the blood.

Answer 6

Soak in COLD water! Hydrogen peroxide gets blood out quite well.Just pour some on and let sit for a minute or two.

Answer 7

Try some Hydrogen Peroxide to get it out. It may not work though depending on how long the blood was on it. I still ahve blood on my uniforms from Iraq that i just couldn't get out, no matter what i tried.

Answer 8

Scrub it in the sink by hand with cold water to get the main stain out; then wash again in washing machine again with cold water.

Answer 9

I find that the easiest way to get blood out of clothes is to make my mexican slave boy juan do it. He knows where the blood comes from, so he's always happy to obey!

Answer 10

first soak in cold water then remove from the water and add salt leave like this for !/2 hr then rinse with cold water keep doing this and the stain will lift out